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MURDEROUS MELEE
Vt OAK RIDGE, LOUISIANA.
Two Whites and six Negroes Killed In nn
AttemPt Of OAcsrs to Arrest tho Latter. 1,
a Girl Commits Suicide in hor Lov.
oI's Prescnce...Other Crimes,

NEW ORLEANS, June GA speclal from
Girard, La, to the Times Democrat, says
A riot occurred at Oak Ridge this morn.
ing about $3.50 o'clock, in which ono white
man and elk negroes were killed, and sey.
eral white men dangerously wounded.
Parties arriving hero to-day give the fol.
lowing particulars OF the affair: Yester.
day evening negro man living In the vi.
cinity Of OAK Ridge, indecently assaulted
a white girl. he was arrested about ! r,
n, aud whom the deputies were taking
him to the calaboose, they were fred up.
on by Jerry Baldwin, colored, bis two
sons, and three other negroes, wonnding
Deputies Baker and Gardner. The NO.
groes then dieparssd, and later rsndez.
voused at negro cabin two miles from
town. .Eag l@8lg5 -{I17
z On learning their whereabouts tho oil.
GERS iwent to arrest them. On approach.
Ing the cabin they were fred upon and
one Of their number, G. W. Higginbotham,
was instantly killed and Constables John
Conger, Gardner and Baker dangerously
wounded. During the meiee which fol.
lowed Jerry Baldwin md one OF his sons
and four other negroes were killed. IN
A courier just arrived from Oak Ridge
reports everything quiet. Twenty msn
from Bsstsopp have arrived there, Town
Marshal John Conger, who received eleven
bullet wounds, died at 8 O'Clock to-day.
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WIDE OPEN AGAIN.
The Blue Laws Had Only II Short Lease Q
Al. Life In New York. ----- ".

The blue Laws Had Only Short Lense Of
Life In New York. .gt
New YORK, June 21-fou could get
anything you wanted to drink in New
York yesterday. While the melancholy
and malsrial natives of Hoboken vera
wondering why the New Jersey woods
were not 80 full of reckless and profane
New Yorkeys as usual, the hotel keepers
Of the metropolis we're raking in & mighty
lot Of cold cash. &! s .5',-. ~
Under the decision, of tho Supreme
Court that hotel-keepers could sell intoxi-
cants to their guesla on Sunday, every
hotel-keeper in the city operated on the
Observation-Disclosures" principle. Wine
and beer were not only sold on the din.
ing.room table, but the cafes were in full
blast again. Many OF the bars we're run
openly, and no one interlered. Dslmonico
was doing fno summer business. all
the bowling swells congregated once
more in the big cafe, and the ta-
hles were crowded with bottles and
glasses. The young fellows told
each other heart.rendins tales Of their
thirsty sutieringe during the genuine dry
Sunday period. Over in the St. James
Hotel guests who had been taking their
nip in the solitude Of their rooms strobe
boldly down stairs into tho dining room.
aud haughtily called for bottles sB became
free men. The visitors walked about with
bantuin strut, which increased in pro.
portion to the number OF drinks ordered.
II would have made temperance man
ache to see the serene comfort with which
man could zip glass OF anything he
liked in the Holman House. There were
wicked little corners in the bar-room
where guests ate crackers and drank their
Ill. sifS. a-5IR &3Eg
Four out Of five who drank in the hotel
were not, strictly speaking, guests OF the
house, but then it was understood that
the dry Sunday storm hau blown over,
and things we're to be just about as they
wers before Mayor Hewitt began tho
trouble. Wine was sold in the dining
room Of the Filth Avenue Hotel, and the
guests made up for lost time. a; 4.'
The same can be said Of tho Brunswick.
Union Square, Windsor, Victoria, Albe.
marie, Astor House, Gilssy Hoqae, Hotel
Madison, and all the other houses in tho
city. 1t wa3 day OF general rejoicing all
along the line. The hotel men declared
that Corporation Counsel Lacombe's ef-
fort to get an adverse ruling on the cues.
ton Of Sunday selling to guests will be q
hugo failure, and that the leading lswyere
Of New York pronounced the decision oi
the general term a eound ono. "a
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First Failure on Now York 'Chnnge.

New YoRK, June 27.--The frat failure
resulting from the heavy decline in the
stock market, @. W. Kohlsast, Of "a New
street, had no effect on prices, and when
it was seen that the amount OF
stock sold under the rule was less than
1000 shares there was slight rally. Mr..
Kohlsast in one Of the most prominent
brokers on the board, but adhered closely
10 the commission business, 30 that
although his trading was very large only
a small part WAS for hiu own account. Hs
ascribod his failure to his nnwlllingness
to borrow money at the excessive rates
ruling the last few days and stated he
would settle all claims in full in a few
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BAKER INDICTED,
For tho Murder Of His VITA md Diothsr.ln.
law-Law Points to be Argued To-day.
Gptctal Dlspaieh 10 he InttllQe,,ctr -il..- .-

sptetai Dltpalet to Inc Inttliioeactr. i i5il'tS
New CUMBERLAND, w. Va, June 81
The June term Of the Hancock county
Circuit conrt conyenel to-day, Judge
Boyd presiding. As the Baker murde,
case went before the Grand Jury to-day
little has been done. 5.5sS
The Grand Jury was sworn at 10 O'Clock
this morning, with B. J. Smith as fore.
man, and sent to their room where they
examined the witnesaes in tho murder
case. i{l3F .i' e, lg9g.iE g,igg.>
Among those here from a distance are
Attorneys George B. Caldwell, Judge
Melvin, ex.Attorney General White and
8. G. Smith, all Of Wheeling; John r,
Braddock, Of sWellaburg, and J. N. Ferrel,
Of Wooster, Ohio. Ia ,5 &f3rf'
The Grand Jury indicted Bskor for
murder this evening. Two Indictments
wcro found against him, ono for each
woman. Thia meana two murder trials
for Baker. The law points in the case
will be argued tomorrow. Il. l :
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t5L4' DIED,

WIsE-on Monday, June n. lss- :, ,oo :, :, /.
her age. Is.5, - '''e ''.N 'e"' u
fuhsfa1 services at tho residence OF her husband,
No. soo Main Street, Wednesday afternoon Il.
y. o'clock. lnsetmopt private. Y Il
ANDkRsON-o On Monday, June n, 1857, n, {: 80 r.
n, MArrEEw AHDgnsoN; in the nth year ut
Funeral from tho rcsldenc, OF bis parents No. 2,1i
Market street, on wednesday morning at 10
se.oeloek. lntermen. at Peninsula Cemetery.
DREsTLIEGER-drs HAnHlrr VAN AarugR
| BsEs!LtE6Ea. widow OF tho lase Frederick j :
| %B.cntlinges. M 8al (. q
Intermeat At schenectady. N. Y. Funeral notice
| ) hereafter. tT;Sy y 554 )s5is; 2
tschcuectady, n. y, papers piea.e copy.l 4,
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The Fidslity's Keoelyor.

Clso.SSAri, O., June 27.-The affairs Of
the Fidelity National Bank are very quiet
TODAY. Com ntroller Trenholm is not to
be seen to-day, hsving withdrawn TO en-.
AHA himself 10 attand to the MAS Of bust
ness sent him from Washington. From
the District Attorneys oiIiee IT lis stated
that David Armstrong, OF Jackson, Ohio,
has boon selected for receiver 81 ehe FL
dslity bank. He is in the city, and hsg TO
await the execution and approval Of his
bond before taking possession. Mr.: Arm.
strong now holds tho position OF cashier OF
the First National !. Bank of Jackaon, q
bank doing business with 9 capital Of
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THEY WERE LOVERS
Yet She Ont Ills Throat and then Tried 10
as Commit Suicide. a-HT NJ W.T. F5s

Yet she Ont Ills Throat and then Tried Ia
ts Commit Suicide. "a
New YORK., June 27.-An ambulance
was Summoned in great has!e to the tene.
ment No. 600 Third avenue at A o'clock
this morning. In asecond aoor front room
in that building, two persoar, man and
a woman, had been found with their
throats cut aud apparently dying. They
were Adalbert Branhfck, q street car con-
ductor, and Maggie MEG Goolon, Young
girl from Fishkill-on. this. Hudson, who
xao visiting her slster, a Mrs. Esgaru, who
lives in the house. =gjs IA j, ,tSz.
The two were said to be lovera. Adal-
bert is twenty.sevon years old and the girl
twenty-shreo years old. Tue police hur-
ried them off to Bellevue Hospital. Both
were weak from loas OF blood and hardly
able to epoak. Little could be gathered
as to the cause which led to the tragedy,
In the haste and excitement OF the dis
covery. When questioned the girl charged
the man with first cutting her throat and
then his own. He, on the contrary, said
that she had done the deed. .i '7lI,
The police put both under arrest and
they we're locked up in the prison ward Of
the hospital. The surgeon declares that
though their wounds ars severe both will
probably recover. 4 80, 1
When the police ailted the ntory Of both
parties, the case assumed more and more
the aspect Of q goman's revenge than Of
a lovers quarrel. Though both are pris.
oners charged with felonious assault, the
conviction is growing that the girl was the
wouid.be murderess aud he the victim. The
partiea were engaged 10 be married, hnt
qusrreled on account Of their religious be.
lief, she being Catholic and hs Prot.
estnnt. Each lays tho blame for the cut.
ting on the other, ttl1. s7 -, = 7
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TIE TolliVes avengers promise to make
the town Of Morehead an uncommonly
lively summer reaort. They are deter
mided to keep up the reputation OF Rowan
county. They won't need to import any
fro worka for the Fourth il the avengers
get to work in time.
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The Be.t!eya on tho Maxwell land grant
mey be III m unhappy fix, but they
should know that they arc not strong
enough to defy the power OF the United
States. 1t is cheaper to speak Of the jus
tices Of the Supreme Court as mine cor
ruplionists," than to knock down their
Uncle Samuel by force oi armu.
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Literary Contest ut Allegheny College,

b - zee q nd Il
MeADy1LLE, Pa, June 2s.-The annual
field day Of sports of tho athletic aseocia-
ton Of the Allegheny College took place
to-day in Diamond Park, this city, and
were witnessed by large concourse Of
people. There were sixteen events on tho
programme aad many contestants. In
the evening tho annual contest between
the Allegheny and Philo and Franklin
literary societies took place at tho Acade-
my OF music and resulted in victory for
Allegheny by three points. ill'ii
The winners Of the prizsa were: H, E.
Smith, Of Allegheny. essay; W. G. Jasen,
Allegheny, debate; D. W. Howell, Phil.
adelphis, oration; %. 3. Bod|oy, Alleghe.
ny, dsclsmation. The judgea were J. W.
F.White, Of sswickley; 3. B. Pope, DID,,
Of Cleveland, and s. h. Miller, Of Merger
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The Esy yptinn Convention.

CAIRo, June 27.-It is sisted that All.
mod Moukhtar, tho Turkish Commisnion-
er, has heard that the Sultan will refuse
to- satify the Egyptian convention.
French Dispatcher from Conatantlnoplc
assert that the Sultan had been induced
to sign tho convention by the represeuta-
tions Of his AIinistero that Franco ecqui.
esced In such action. #TF.s -
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wAsulSarox, June 81 .-Adjutant Gen.
eral Dum s,eceiy sd to-day the following
telegram from Gen. Q. 9. Howard, dated
Fort Maaon, Cals,, June 24: y, y Y
General IIilea sends tho following from
San Csrloa, a., T.: Lieutenant Johnson's
surprise aud capture and the rapid pur..
suit Of the troops hsvo driven the band
Of hoatilcs back to tho reservation, where
they hayc surrendered, and ] have innti'
tuted % investigation aud detailed a gen
-eral court martial for trial ,ol those, guilty
Of military offences, thus ending the pres
ent disturbances" . III. I
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JAKE SHARP should have broken down
before he went into the market to buy Al
dermau. Thun he wouldn't have had to
listen to any iive hour speeches in his de-
tsnae. Thoge things must be very wearing
on the sersit;ye mind, .7llj 5.55.
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LOST HEl. MEMORY,
a Chicago Lady Fails to Recognize my ,
tHIHyHI Her FriontiH a'iE' tgfH

A Chicago Lady Fails to Recognize my Of
GItat Hcr Frtouds. l}If
CHICAGO, June 27--Miss Laura Hough-
falling, who lives at 4l5 North State street,
has for some days bosn suffering from a
peculiar affection Of the brain that has 80
far bailisd the best medical skill. The
prominence Of the young lady in society,
and her great beauty, make the case a
peculiarly oad one.
A lew mornings ago, after Mics Hough-
taling had been suffering from severe
headache for several days, 1t wss discoy.
cred that her mind, go far as the past was
concerned, wss q total blank. It vas at
first thought that tho loss Of memory was
only temporary aud that after the lady
became thoroughly aroused 1t would dis
appear. Such WAS not the case, however,
and the only person in the family whom
abe has been able TO recognizes is her
mother. f17i55 -sl5sil 81 l,575
At prcsont Miss Houghtaliug is in ex.
cellent health, and, with the exception Of
her inability to recognize any OF her for.
mer friends, Rhe is the came as ever. Miss
Houghtaling is engaged to be married, but
has no recollection of her atlianced or OF
the engagement. It is thought that q
small clot Of blood has settled upon that
portion OF the brain that is the scat of
memory, aad that az aoon as 1t Is absorbed
the trouble will disappear. /
While such cases are very uncommon,
they ara by no means unkno wn to nedi.
cal science. Tbs st.angest. part Of the
affair is that only the memory as concerns
faces seems now to bs affected. The abil-
'ty to read and wri!s dsill exists and also
recollection Of places and datee. No other
part Of the mind is affected. Miss Houyh-
taiing remembers everything that has
happened since the attack. She sppre.
clstes tho condition into which she has
fallen, but believes that her memory will
soon return. ~ }l
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
3 There is strong evidence Of the existencs
Of IN organised gang Of Anarchists at Co.

There is strong evidence Of the existence
Of an organised gang Of Anarchists at Co.
lumbus, 0. $3.50 y; ;iaii i.. +.
A Chinese student at Yale College was
awarded ono OF tho Bpecial honors at the
commencement yeaterday. 1
The safe in the Willoughby, o., Post.
offics WAS blown open Sunday night, and
between $500 and 5000 taken. ia n 3'y li3!,'.y
John Rogers, Of the Tolliver gang, who
Dad narrow Escape from death ct Moro.
head, KY, has been arrested on charge
OF murder. - $50
Professors Of the Ohio State Univereity
are charged with bulldcslng students in
order to reduce tho attendance and Lessen
their labor. ~ n, 80 i
DR.. Reynolds, an examiner in the U. S.
Pension ollice, has been knighted by the
King OF Italy in recognition Of hiu contri.
butona to science. E
Fifty.four lots Of manuscript, property
OF the late Salmi Morse, were sold at auc-
ton at New York Yesterday, the procseds
amounting to sl47. }..y :
The Toledo St. Louis & ksnaas City
Railway, between Toledo, o., and Frsnk-
fort, Ind. q distance Of 2O6 miles, was
chnnged from narrow TO standard gauge
Sunday. "a Y "a.
The planning mill Of banker & Rhine, st
Altoona, Pa, was destroyed by fire yester.
day morning. Loss Sic. 900. partially in.
suted. The fire is supposed to have been
of incsndiary origin. n
W. Fl. Heard, colored, pastor o. the
Mount Zion NJ. L. chuych, Of Charleston
] s. G., complains to the Interstate Com
mercs Commission that he and several
members Of his congregation, having pur
chased first cla:s tickets over the Georeif
fall.sad from Atlanta to Chsrleston, were
forbidden entry to the FIRST class coaches
and compelled to ride in an uncomfortable
car, one half Of which was a smoking car
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AZ Now York-Mets., 3; BALTIC, 9.
At Detroit-TGore, Of the New Yorke,
was taken sick yesterday and Detroits re-.
fused to allow Brown 10 be substituted,
The New Yorks would not play and the
game was given to Detroit 0 to o. A uec-
ond game was arranged for and the
"Giants" won by II to 4. "a =
At Cincinnati-Louisville, 12; Gin, IL,
At Observation-Disclosures, Pitta.. o.
AtChicago-Boston, IT; Chicago, il.
at lndianapolis-Phiia., IL; Indp'ls,, Q.
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Mn. BLAINE is OF Rcross the big pond
"doin' nothin' to nobody" and yet the
Nlugwump cup OF happiness doth not run
over. Thuse worthless will be still more
uncomfortable when Mr.. Blaine comes
msrchiag home again.
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New YoRK, Juue 27.-Richard X. Fox
has received telegram from the editor OF
the Sporting Life, OF London, in bshali Of
Jem Smith. accepting Jake Kilrain's chsl.
lenge to fight for the championship OF the
world. He names the continent as tho
battle ground and $1,000 a side as the
stakes, with $500 for expenses y, -, ,N'
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Ano,her Attachm ont Suit.

LAFAYETTE, IND, June e7.-The Thorn
town National Bank, Thorntown, Ind, to-
day brought cult for attachment for s., 700
against the funds in t::e Indiana National
Bank Of this city, to the esadit OF the Fl
deity National Bank, Of Cincinnati, 0.
The Thorntown bank had that amoun. on
depoeit in tho Fidelity when the latter
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Riot 10 be Investigated.

s ConE June 27.-rhe magis.racy Of Cork
have demanded Q sworn inquiry into the
riot which. occurred daring 1 tho celebra.
tion Of the Queens Jubilee last Tuesday,
bet ween the troops on review and q pro.
cessiep Of Nationslists carrying the bsaek
flag, @ j5 ~ }iii{ u r; K
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THE WINDOW GLASS TRADE.
A Profitable Season for Employers AM
sa}G Employes-Wnge Matters t,ar

"
A Profitable Season for Employers and
il3I Employes-Wngea Matters Wv
PITrsBUnaH, June 2i.-Ths window
glasa making season is very nearly at au
end, the various factories in Pittsburgh
and elsewhere having arranged to close
next Thuraday. The season has been
unusually prosperous both to manutac-
turers and employees, and the only labor
disturbance OF tho years 'S6-S7 wss the
strike OF the mixers and teasers, which
WAS eettled by arbitration. "A.
It Is reported that despite the maaonry
and carponteriug strikes in various parts
Of tho country the output has been steady
sud prices fair. The window glsss work.
era will hold no convention this year and
all matters In connection with the wage
scsle for lSST-SS will be ssttled by wage
committeeG OF workers and Of nanufac.
turers. H.. Is, a
The demands OF tho mixera and teasera
for increased pay arc coneidered certain,
and some trouble will likely OCCUR over
the satiafactory adjustment of these factors
in the business. 1t 10 reported that the
wage ses!s will embody, when presented
to the manufacturers, Z a number OF ad.
yancea in certain grades OF gasa. The
contest for President Clinea' poeition il
quite animated. Among the contestants
arc James E. Schlicker and James Camp.
bell, OF this city; Simon Burns, ofstrea!or
ILL.,, and ". I. Snyder, Of Caaostssa. N.Hl,
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Dr. McGLrss insis,y that tho Labor
party will poll 100000 votes in New York
in 1855. II this bo true, whst will be the
use OF the Democracy putting up Presi-
dental ticket2
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PORTLAND, OREGON, June 27.-Fire yes.
tetday destroyed the business portion Of
the town Of Pullman, Washington Terri.
tory. Loss, $40. 1000 to $4,000, insured for
about tWo.thirds.
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4 yn!lIn Bahlxel,eata.,u,,. /,

DUBLIN, June, Yeaterday a gang Of
unknown persons made an attack on the
house OF bailiir near Bondorsu, County
Donegal. p. They beat the bailif with aI,
iron bar, partly seyering ono ear. ! Two
sisters Of the bailif who attempted to pro.
tect him were cut with a fsh gaff. SIX
arrests hays been made in connection
with the 'octregG. y 81 !;
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Own will be glad to hear that hia tomb
has been found. Now he will know
where he ie burisi. It is not reported
whether tkoy searched his pockets for the
otisnsl Ms. OF hia "Art OF Love-" .!t
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TnE big Reunion will be the best chance
Wheeling ever had to ctvortiso herself,
and the indications are that Wheeling
knows good thing when she gets full
view OF il. H.Ha.t L
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SHERIFF HANDLAN wy prompt to give
the prizs fight his attention. We shall
be glad 10 Boe him bring the bruiacrs to
iustice and Moundsville. gt.Gsi
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TuE colored Odd Fellows Of Wheeling
deserve to BIZ encouraged In their efforts
to make their anniversary celebration
worthy Of tho occasion. t E.lg@.,
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THEY are cutting down the Democratic
msjority III Baltimore by sending ballot
box studers TO jail. This will wound Sen.
stot Gotman's feelings. :
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Important to spdrtsmon,

!, selnee, nets and tents,all kinds and eizea:
fishing tackle Of every DESCRIPTION. Guns
,,evolyers, ammunition. Send ior price
burgh, Pa. ,1t55jI 5i554j5I i5E9sS - NV we
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ArrEg a ftlul lsyet Of reform, the New
York hotels flow mint juleps on Sunday.
Why is 1t TINT aome tnen are thirstisr on
Sunday than on any other day? l.4E Il
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Gke qntelIi5QI&,trre&l, ii,
ONCE, Nos. 20 aud " Fourteenth Street.
PERSONS tarino he city for the aason, and nun.
u1 truNlu,, can hate Tie DAILY la1EliloEsCrh
nailed 10 them psspuid, for G5 etnts psr month, The
o,,lttu being changed az often a. desired.
The despiaed Chinaman gets away with
n Yale honor. Whittier are we drifting ?
WHAT blisaiul days Tor the harvester!
And how the gentle granger may be sup
posed to ehuckle! Msla.jS II.

TnE coke row 10 q losing gamo for all
concerned. And a!ill tho outlook for the
iuruacemen is not particularly promising.
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The Philadelphia Press remarks that
thisAdminiBtration Is held together by the
cohesive power Of public blunder. The
Press Ia inspired. -. -. :. (. y !, ''l
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Sonny TO learn that Mr.. Bayard Is not
in the Presidential field. What q cart
load Of iun We could have. with Brother
Ravafi N..H".
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wHkELlN0. II

Earned ruus, Wheeling, o.: Mansfield, 8. Two
and pelehapty, Double plays, s,onzal aud lyeli.
bsse' on balls by Clark /: by Miller, /. Passed
eaiis De'ehaaty. Wild pitches, miller, q TimS
OF game, Las Umplre Bauer : ''''1Z - -'H-
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